Part Number: TMUX6236 Hi,
May I know if TMUX6236 can work at 24V? and what about the performance such as continuous current and Rsdon when working at 24V? thanks.
btw, it sounds this part has higher price than Panasonic's solid state relay, it is not…
Hello Harry,
In this situation the device might get damaged. The TMUX6236 is not capable to operate beyond the supply. If the power rail voltage drops below the input voltage, the device will not be able to tolerate it and might won't work.
What is…
Part Number: TMUX6236 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX7236 This post is made to warn designers wanting to use the TMUX6236 as there is an error in the datasheet. The datasheet was downloaded though the TI website via this link: https://www.ti.com…
Hi Clemens,
Thank you for your support.
Does this happen if the ground levels are different? When testing with the power supply, the ground level was the same. I think it's a problem because it's currently in the board(TMUX6236)-to-board(MCU) test.…
Part Number: TLV9152 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX6236 Tool/software: Dear TI support team,
Please help me review the schematic of the TMUX6236.
Thanks!
Hi Hiren,
The TMUX7236 or TMUX6236 should be the right devices for this use case as they can support 30V supplies and 30V input signals.
Please let me know if there is any other need here.
Regards,
Kameron
Hello Mike.
The best device I can recommend is the TMUX6236 . It can pass 32V signals and supports up to 330mA of current in the QFN package. 325mA is pretty close to the device maximum limit, but this is the best we have.
Is the max current of 325mA is…
Hello Nishie,
1.Yes the graph means that a signal of less than 10Vpp can be input when frequency=1 kHz and yes there is a limit on the frequency when passing a +/-12V signal through the mux ( I can look into this further if that is needed)
2.The TMUX6236…
